St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29
The Order of Parade.


G. W. Merchant, aide in command; will
form on Nicollet avenue, Fright resting on
Sixth street, as below:
W, n. Morris, bugler.
Platoon mounted police, Sergt Coffin com
manding.
Platoon foot police, Sergt. Nelson command
ing.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Charles Bentzoni, Com
manding United States Troops.
y United States Band
Company F, Twenty -tifth United States In
fantry, First-Lieut. Redmond Tully,
and Second Lieut.. Alfred S. Frost.
Platoon of the Fourth U. S. Artillery, Bat
terry F, Lieut.. Peter Leary, Jr., com
manding.
Lieut.. Col. C. McC. Reeves commanding NJ.
n. Guards.
Company B, M. N.Guards, Capt. L. G. Fisher
commanding,
Company I, NJ N. Guards, Capt. John I. Os-
good commanding.
SECOND DIVISION.
L. c. Bisbee, aide, in command; will form
on Third street, south of Nicollet avenue,
right right resting on Nicollet avenue, as be-
low:
Millard's Band.
Battalion Swedish Guards, Maj. c. G. Bennett
commanding.
North Star Division, uniform rank, X. of P,
Capt. S. D. Mcintyre commanding.
Canton No. l. Patriarchs Militant, /. o. o. F.,
= Capt. Fred Malone commanding.
Canton No. z. Patriarchs Militant, l. o. o. F.,
capt. u. W. MarStOn commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
T. B. Hawkins, aide, in command; will
form on Fourth street, south of Nicollet,
right resting onsNicollet avenue as below:
Minneapolis Central Colored Band.
Camp No; 8, Sons of Veterans, Capt. George
II. Knowlton commanding
Camp No. 3, Sons of Veterans, Capt. Elmer
L. Higgins commanding
Camp No. 4, Drum Corps.
Camp No. 4, Sons of Veterans Capt. Frank
Il. Austin commanding.
Levi Butler Drum Corps
Levi Butler Post No. 70, G. A. r., B. F. Sea-
burn commanding.
G. c. Washburn Drum Corps
Z. G. Washburn Post No. ~, G. A. R., J.
Strunk commanding.
L. P. Plummer Drum Corps.
L. P. Plummer Post No. SO, G. A. R., C. W.
Curtiss commanding.
John A. Rawlins Post No. 126 G. A. R.,
Daniel Fish commanding.
Sidewell's Band.
George n. Morgan Post No. 4, G. A. r., E.W.
Mortimer commanding
Veterans not members of G. A. R.
FOURTH DIVISION
j. l.. Torbet aide, in command: will form
on Fourth street, north of Nicollet, right rest,
ing on Nicollet as below:
Col. Andrews and staff.
Speakers, Chaplain and Quartette, in Car
riageS.
FIFTH DIVISION.
John Hasty, aide, in command; will form
on Third street, north of Nicollet, right rest
ing on NicOllet avenue, as below:
Women's Relief Corps of Butler Washburn,
Plummer and Morgan Posts in Carriages
SIXTH DIVISION.
A. NJ. Shuey, aide, in command; will form
on Nicollet, right resting on Washington
avenue.
The Mayor and City Council in Carriages.
Citizens in Carriages.
AT THE CEMETERY.
The following order of exercises will
be observed:
!. Ode by Mlllard's band
2. Reading general orders and introduce
tory remarks by chairman of committee
Washington Pierce.
3. Prayer by Dept. Cha plain W. E. STAN
ley.
4. Music by quartette.
3. Grafton by Comrade G. w. johnson.
6. Music by Fort Smelling band.
7. Recitation.
3. Music by quartette.
8. Presentation of flowers to the veterans
by little girls from nine to fifteen years. I'M
der the direction of Comrades G.. C. Langdon,
Layman and Women's Relief corps.
10. Decoration of graves.
The services will be concluded at the
G. A. r. lot as follows:
l. Prayer by Comrade j. NJ. Bull.
2. Dirge by L. p. Plummer drum corps.
3. Special floral offerings to departed COM
rades and music by quartette.
q. Firing salute over graves.
5. Hymn by quartette.
.. Benediction by department chaplain.
z. Artillery salute